The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-26
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"A TIMELY WARNING TO
FARMERS, is to see "Bub" voris'
patent gate, which for convenience
and durability can be excelled by
none.
Read the new advertisement
ofCollins & Moore, and when you
want to deal with a. reliable Arm
and get what you pay for, call on
them.
If you have not seen 1t you are
still In the dark as to the conven-
fence and durability of "Bub" Vor-
is' patent, on exhibition on the
market lot.
1t would be we'll for you to ex-
anime Collins & Moore's stock Of
curtains and carpets before making
your spring purchases in that line.
See advertisement.
The immense store rooms of
the Logan Mfg, Co. are nearing
completion. They will have an
immense room but not too large for
their increasing business.
Remember the cheap excursion
to Columbus this afternoon for BEN
eft of Columbus Commercial Trav-
eler's Association. Hoyt's "Hole
in the Ground" Round trip $1.OO.
Get your tickets for reserved
seat to the great play, Hoyt's
"Hole in the Ground" at Metripol-
itan Opera House, Columbus to-
night; price $1.OO for sale by A. H.
Brooke.
Some vagabond burglarized the
Catholic Church on Thursday night.
They gained entrance by breaking
one of the rear windows and came
out at the door. We are glad to
say that they obtained nothing.
Gen. Jones, of Waverly, MEM
Der of the Board of Public works,
and Col. Bachtell, of Columbus,
Chief Engineer, spent Thursday
night in Logan, the guests of Supt.
d. A: Miller. They had been on a
tour of inspection along the Hook
ing Canal.
We learn that on Wednesday
evening while the salvation army
were on the market lot, some ILL
bred person or persons threw eggs
at them. This is wrong. You
may not like either their profess
sions or practices, but that Is no
excuse for becoming a BLACKBOARD.
-Robt. E. Fry in Starr town
ship, two miles south of Union Fur
mace will make public sale next
Thursday, of lot of horses, cattle,
hogs, 200 sheep, wagons, harness,
and numerous other articles of per-
sonal property. You can go by
train within a half mile of the
place.
james Watkins has just re-
ceived q fine lot of new Buggies
from Columbus, and during the
coming week will open first-class
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable, on
his premises near the City Engine
House in Logan, Ohio. His outfit
is new and everything in tirst-class
condition. Mr.. Watkins is an ex-
perienced man in the business, and
the travelling and business public
will find it to their interest to give
him call. Horses fed and taken
care of at reasonable rates.
The Kessler Bros have COM
pleted their removal into Frasch
building. The room they now oc-
cupy is the finest in the city, and
their goods can be examined and
displayed to better advantage
than ever before. The boys have
purchased a fine new stock of the
latest styled jewelry and are pre-
pared to furnish you with anything
from a pair spectacles to diamond
necklace. They have had placed
in their establishment, an electric
gas burner, which is an attraction
in itself. Give them a call and
see their fine stock.
The Nelsonvile Yacht Com
pany of Jacksonville, Ohio, will run
a steam yacht, on the Hooking
canal, for the carrying of passen-
gers, as follows, commencing Sun
day, April 10, 1887: Leave Bone
Hollow station at 9:2O a. m. Ar
rive at Saw-mill l0:SO; Prescription
ll:0O; Quinine 1880 p. m., Butcher
1910; Waterbury 1880; Duck
2 p. m. Returning leave Duck sta
tion at s p. M, Waterbury 6:1O;
Bucther $3.50; Quinine $3.50; Pre-
scription 7:l0; Saw-mill 7:4O; Ar
rive at Bone Hollow 8 p. M. Pas
sengers must secure tickets in adj
vance. w. A. Worries, Pilot,
BY order of